Diverse Markets and Upgrades Fuel the Chinese mainland’s Trade Resilience
China’s goods trade rose 2.5% to nearly 18 trillion yuan in Jan–May. Market diversity and structural upgrades underpin its growing resilience.
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China’s Trade Resilience Defies Rising Frictions
Amid soaring global trade frictions in March, China’s foreign trade showed resilience in April 2025 with a 21.5% surge in trade certificates and record-high import-export volumes.
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